WASHINGTON, DC – MAY 20: Newly redesigned $100 notes lay in stacks at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing on May 20, 2013 in Washington, DC. The one hundred dollar bills will be released this fall and has new security features, such as a duplicating portrait of Benjamin Franklin and microprinting added to make the bill more difficult to counterfeit. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

If you guessed that we have 1 million millionaires in California, you would be correct.

To figure out how many millionaires are running around the United States these days, and in which states they happen to be running around, the statisticians at New York-based Phoenix Wealth & Affluent Monitor used data from the Survey of Consumer Finance and other sources to come up with their latest rankings.

The report’s authors then were able to identify households by their level of investable assets, and then further refined the numbers with age and income distributions gathered by Claritas, a Nielsen-owned company that crunches demographic, lifestyle and behavioral data for corporate marketers.

So without further adieu, here’s a by-the-numbers look at the Monitor’s latest millionaire report:

530,000: Increase in the number of millionaires in the U.S. since mid-2018.

2,000,000: Increase in the number since the Great Recession.

7: The percentage increase in millionaires since mid-2018.

11,000,000: Number of households in the U.S. worth at least $1 million, according to the research firm Spectrem Group.

8: California’s ranking on the list of most millionaires, per capita.

1,042,027: Number of millionaire households in California.

7.7: Percentage of total households that that number represents.

2: Number of spots California has moved up on the list since 2017.

716,316: Number of millionaire households in California in 2010.

8: Percentage increase in the size of the top 1 percent of U.S. households.

And here are the top 10 states and territories for millionaires per capita: